Sustainability
Space House by Squire and Partners
Squire and Partners has retrofitted and extended Space House, a rare Grade-II listed brutalist building originally designed by Seifert in 1968 in London, England.
Stables Yard by Stolon Studio
Stolon Studio has designed the Stables Yard, a vibrant, low-carbon housing scheme on a small site in London, England.
Now Lindow by Strohtektur
Strohtektur has designed Now Lindow, a sustainable vacation home integrated into a permaculture garden in Lindow, Germany.
Pine Heath by Studio Hagen Hall
Studio Hagen Hall has renovated Pine Heath, a modernist townhouse in Hampstead, England.
Surf Block
Surf Block has designed Surf Block, insulated composite concrete forms (ICCFs), made from recycled expanded polystyrene (EPS).
Surf Block
Surf Block has designed Surf Block, insulated composite concrete forms (ICCFs), made from recycled expanded polystyrene (EPS).
Symbolplus Office by Symbolplus
Symbolplus has renovated its own office, drawing on vernacular materials and techniques to pursue enduring value rooted in place, memory and the owner's architectural ethos in Tokyo, Japan.
Tanaka Eyewear – Built to Hold by Tanaka Eyewear
Gow Tanaka has designed Tanaka Eyewear, a sculptural eyewear handcrafted in the UK from compressed paper composite.
Terrain
Terrain has designed the interiors of and opened Terrain, the first ecologically oriented bookshop, gallery and studio in Melbourne, Australia.
New Wave House by Thomas-McBrien Architects
Thomas-McBrien Architects has designed New Wave House, a retrofit office for New Wave London in London, England.
Elevate by Uncaged Innovations and The Collective
Uncaged Innovations and The Collective have partnered to launch Elevate, the world's first grain-based leather alternative.
Housing in Place: Building Community by Urban Ecologies Design Lab
Urban Ecologies Design Lab has renovated Housing in Place: Building Community, a collaborative and multi-phase social impact project in Hong Kong.
SO-Colored by We+
We+ has designed SO-Colored, a material-driven design project using microalgae pigments to develop biodegradable tile-based furniture.
Veilance by We+
We+ has designed Veilance, an interior project that transforms urban concrete waste into a refined, material-driven retail space in Tokyo, Japan.
Blythe Hill House by Whittaker Parsons
Whittaker Parsons has renovated Blythe Hill House, a low-carbon, timber-framed retrofit and extension of a 1970s terrace in London, England.
Populus Hotel Denver by Wildman Chalmers Design
Wildman Chalmers Design, in collaboration with Fowler Architecture and Design, has designed the interior of Populus Hotel Denver, the country's first carbon-positive hotel in Denver, Colorado, United States.
Polar Shelf by Zeoform
Zeoform has designed Polar Shelf, a modular shelving system made from waste paper and water.